Elisa and David’s wedding took place at the Villa Medicea in Pisa,Tuscany. A breathtaking wedding venue in the Tuscany countryside that dates back to the year 1000. All of the details and decor were designed by Elisak including the ring book you see below.

A clever twist on the ring pillow, both rings were placed inside the book and tied with a ribbon for safe keeping.  To see so much more of this Tuscany countryside wedding click here. All captured by Italian wedding photographer Cinzia Bruschini.

At the ceremony the two read a lovely poem from Erri De Luca name, “Two.”

When we’ll be two, we’ll be like sleep and watch, we’ll sink in the same flesh, like the milk tooth and its successor, we’ll be two like the waters, the fresh and the salt one, like the skies, nocturnal and diurnal, two like the feet, the eyes, the kidneys, like the heart beat times and the breath blows. When we’ll be two, we’ll have no halves, we’ll be a two that nothing can divide. When we’ll be two, nobody will be one, one will be the equal of no one, the unity will consist of the two. When we’ll be two we’ll change the name even the UNIverse, it will become TWOverse.

Venue: Villa Medicea, Pisa – Tuscany
Band: Manolo Strimpelli e Naitorkestra
Dress Designer: YolanCris
Flowers: Simone Sardelli, Forcoli (Pisa)
Groom’s Attire: Carlo Pignatelli
Stationery: Minted
Hanging Poms: PartyPoms
Handwritten Calligraphy: Angelique, Ink
Ceremony Musician: Roberto Cecchetti, violinist | Ceremony Venue: Chiesa della Madonna delle Serre, Peccioli (Pisa) | Catering: Beppe and Boghe, Staffoli (Pisa) | Jewelry: Clan banlieue di Manuel Bozzi e Luigi Ranchelli snc
Event Designer: the bride Elisa | DIY from the bride: favors (jam box), tableau, menù, ring bearer book

Justin Vineyards in Paso Robles is one of those locations that you can count on for an exquisite vineyard wedding. Offering an elegant wine-country style wedding  amidst some breathtaking vineyards. Add in some beautiful florals by one of our Hand-Picked wedding vendors April Flowers and you are guaranteed to have a stunning event. See more of this Justin Vineyards wedding in the full gallery. Captured by William McKee. Be sure to check out more beautiful vineyard wedding by clicking here.

From The Bride On Justin Vineyards & Winery
Our wedding planning happened pretty easily. Jeff and I were living on the East Coast when we met several years ago. Over Christmas vacations, we would travel back to Los Angeles (where I grew up) to visit my parents and escape to the sunshine and warmth. It quickly became an annual tradition of ours to drive up to the Central Coast for wine tasting and relaxation, which is where we first fell in love with Justin Vineyards. When we arrived at Justin for the first time, the grounds blew us away. The location is secluded and peaceful – not only an escape from the big city, but even escape from the small towns in the area! It was a dream and when we went saw it we both remarked what a lovely spot it would be for a wedding. A few years later after Jeff proposed, we quickly knew that Justin would be our spot.

After selecting the location, the vendors were next up. I scoured website and blogs looking for inspiration for my own wedding and trying to match vendor styles with my own. I found April Flowers after coming across a blog that presented a wedding that I fell in love with. The flowers had a sophisticated yet rustic elegance, which was exactly what I wanted. The use of different textures and styles created depth and individuality and I knew then that April is who I wanted.

From The Blog on Her Wedding Vendors

William McKee the photographer was also instrumental in making our day so special. I found the photographer from the same blog where I found April. After several phone conversations and our engagement shoot, William quickly felt more like a friend and helped the day to feel so relaxed. Also, his work is so beautiful that we’re still having trouble deciding which ones to put into a book!
Niki and Jonnell of Events Redefined brought the whole thing together seamlessly. I had several vendors remark how thorough and well-planned everything was. They completely took the weight off my shoulders and made the day stress-free. Overall, we wanted our wedding to be a small and simple rustic wedding at twilight. (In fact, our wedding had only 35 people total, including us!) It was important to me to personalize our big day by handcrafting a large share of the decorations. My mom, bridesmaid, and I spent many summer evenings making burlap wreaths while drinking wine and enjoying girly conversation. Also, I’m a lace girl and looked for ways to incorporate it into the wedding. While not overtly obvious, there were lace-like details on the strung paper doilies around the cocktail/dancing tent and in the wooden clothespin decorations used on the cupcake table.”

Photographer: William McKee
Event Designer: Events Redefined
Stationery: Hello Lucky
Venue: Justin Vineyards
Makeup: The Queen’s Bees – Jessi and Asha
Hair: same as makeup
Cake: Cassie’s Custom Cakes
DJ: Kramer Entertainment
Dress Designer: Angelina Bridal
Flowers: April Flowers
Groom’s Attire: Custom made by My Tailor

There’s really nothing quite as romantic as a beautiful Sonoma Wedding. Filled with wineries and fabulous places to get married like The Viansa Winery. A breathtaking Sonoma wedding venue – with amazing architecture, a great barrel room, and of course beautiful vineyards. You really cannot go wrong.

That is exactly what Catherine and Mike thought when they chose to hold their wedding there. Captured by  Northern California wedding photographers, Tinywater Photography, we know you will enjoy this lovely event. To see more wedding details and pretty photos of Viansa Winery, visit the full wedding gallery.

We love when the bridal party wears Twist Wrap Dresses. They look good on all body types and can be worn so many different ways. Looks like Catherine’s bridesmaids are wearing the  Twist Wrap Dress in African Violet.

So much fun for the groom and his men to incorporate their individual style into their wedding look and feel. Mike and his groomsman wore superhero shirts underneath their suits. A super cute hidden surprise.

Instead of a guest book. the couple had two Manzanita branches where each guest could sign and hang their wishes and contact information and bright orange tangerines displayed each escort card. We are huge fans of using fruit (especially if you can eat it) as escort cards.

Photographer: Tinywater Photography
Venue: Viansa Winery
Cake: Stella Pastry
Caterer: Sage Catering
Cinematography: Sandra Garcia
Coordinator: Laura Johnson, Viansa Winery
DJ: Ted Hicks, Perfect Event DJ
Musicians: Luke Cleland & Stuart West
Flowers: Jennifer Sharifi (Friend)
Officiant: Hoss Hamidi (Friend)
Hair & Make-up: Kimmy Kuramoto & Christine Shayesteh

Melissa and Aydin’s wedding day was a graceful and elegant Southern affair held at The Clifton Inn in Charlottesville, Virginia. Their wedding day was peppered with moments that were special to them. Because of their love of word play, guests were entertained during cocktail hour with mad libs and invited to use conversation cards during the dinner.

The event was designed and executed by A Dominick Events, with floral design and styling was performed by Beehive Events. You can see more of this Charlottesville vineyard inspired wedding by clicking here.  All captured perfectly by Elisa B Photography.

Photographer: Elisa B Photography
Event Designer: A Dominick Events
Venue, Cake & Catere: Clifton Inn
Makeup & Hair: Elan
Hair: Elan
DJ: Rick Haggard Entertainment
Dress Designer: Junko Yoshioka
Flowers: Beehive Events
Lighting: Skyline Tent Company
Shoe Designer: Stuart Weitzman